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The Journey of MBS Fitness

MBS Fitness is a locally owned boxing and fitness gym founded by Kirill Anisimov in Bridgewater, Tasmania. It began with a simple belief: with the right coaching and environment, people can become connected through strength, fitness and boxing training.

Finding My Purpose

I followed a traditional career path, completing a Bachelor of Business in Accounting and a Master of Finance. Although my career looked successful on paper, it did not give me the sense of purpose I had always found through sport and coaching.

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Sport played an important role throughout my life. I competed as a track-and-field triple jumper and amateur boxer, becoming Brisbane Corporate Boxing Champion and winning a gold medal at the Australian Club Championships. Together with my Certificates III and IV in Fitness, these experiences taught me that meaningful progress comes through discipline, consistency and the willingness to keep learning.

 

After moving to Hobart, I returned to boxing at Bridgewater PCYC. My experience across hospitality, disability support, fitness and sport also showed me how much strength, fitness and boxing training can improve quality of life.

Building MBS Fitness in Bridgewater

These experiences led me to establish MBS Fitness. What began through coaching at Bridgewater PCYC grew into a dedicated boxing and fitness gym at 115 Cove Hill Road in Bridgewater.

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Today, MBS Fitness supports children, teenagers, adults and people with disabilities through boxing, group fitness, and personal training.

 

We have created a place where people can start at their own level, receive expert support and connect.

Our Mission

Help people get stronger every day by developing boxing skills, strength, fitness and consistency through expert coaching and support.

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What MBS Means

The three sides stand for Mind, Body, Spirit, and the central dot represents each person bringing them into balance. Black and yellow mirrors the Tasmanian yellow-tailed black cockatoo.

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